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[Watching the Deniers] Let's call it for what it is: climate change is here”¦ welcome to ...: Several regions of the world are currently coping with severe weather-related events: flash floods and widespread flooding in large parts of Asia and parts of Central Europe while other regions are also affected: by heatwave and drought in Russian Federation, mudslides in China and severe droughts in sub-Saharan Africa. While a longer time range is required to establish whether an individual event is attributable to climate change, the sequence of current events matches IPCC projections of more frequent and more intense extreme weather events due to global warming.

[Blodic.us - Latest News] Climate experts agree: Global warming caused unprecedented Russian ...: The World Meteorological Organization says this “unprecedented sequence of extreme weather events … matches IPCC projections of more frequent and more intense extreme weather events due to global warming.

[Sublime Oblivion] Russia Burning: not Apocalypse, but its Prelude | Sublime Oblivion: In summary: 1) There is nothing the Russian government could have done to contain a natural disaster of such magnitude, 2) many of the lectures about how Russia could have done better to prepare itself would have been counter-productive had they actually been implemented, 3) the hysteria about Moscow turning into a giant morgue from heat stress and smog or radioactive ash clouds is overblown, and 4) the real problem, or rather predicament, is global warming, the effects of which are expected to transform Russia’s heartlands into Central Asia within the next few decades.

[Climate Progress] Energy and Global Warming News for June 28: Silicon Valley ...: Saturday morning, I joined Greenpeace, Oxfam, the Canadian Labor Congress, and about 5,000 activists at a peaceful rally calling on G8 and G20 leaders to take stronger leadership on a variety of progressive issues.  Signs amidst the crowd were pushing issues ranging from climate and poverty alleviation to Tibetan freedom and bank reform.  It was an impressive mix of progressive activists all coming together to speak with one voice for global change.

[Awards Daily's Oscar Countdown] Awards Daily's Oscar Countdown--Watching Oscar 24/7 » Blog Archive ...: I would like to send you a pic of my dog, Levi, and me, just so you know, in future, who you are talking to, because most of the time he is the one conversing with everyone on AD, while I am on the sofa watching, The Littlest Hobo (Canada’s version of Lassie). Here is my e-mail address…please delete this message afterward, whether or not you want the pic, okay?

[Pajamas Media] Pajamas Media » Russia Tightens Europe's Energy Noose: To give the Russians yet more control over European energy would be downright suicidal. If Europe keeps selling pieces of itself to the Bear, the Russians won’t need nukes, they can bring Europe to it’s political knees, at will, with the mere threat of flipping the “energy switch.”

[Global Warming] Earth Day 2008 - AccuWeather.com: Global Warming News, Science ...: Anybody that is commenting on this site is most certainly NOT anit-evironment because frankly MARK most folks have a lot more to do with their time than research information concerning global warming. I assure that the youth generation is NOT concerned with global warming at all except to join the commercialization of the word "green".

[Dot Earth] Obama's Oil and Energy Opportunity - Dot Earth Blog - NYTimes.com: But we’ve still got more work to do, and that’s why I’m going to keep fighting to pass comprehensive energy and climate legislation in Washington.  (Applause.)  We’re going to try to get it done this year, because what we want to do is create incentives that will fully unleash the potential for jobs and growth in this sector.

[billpits's Blog] Ιδιότητες του νερού « billpits's Blog: Researchers working in Ethiopia's remote Afar region have recovered evidence that humans began using stone tools and eating meat far earlier than previously thought. The finds--cut-marked animal bones dating to nearly 3.4 million years ago--push the origin of butchery back a stunning 800,000 years.

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